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Understanding 9/11Select parts of the Holy Bible : for the use of negro slaves, in the British West-India Islands
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Book digitized by Google from the library of Oxford University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
1 online resource (1 volume)
This is a digital version of a book held in University of Glasgow Special Collections
The bible itself is an edited edition of the King James Bible – there is no extra material in the Bible, just redacted passages. This version of the Bible excludes 90 percent of the Old Testament as well as 50 percent of the New Testament. Absent are all of the Psalms, that talk about hope for God’s liberation from oppression, as well as the entire Book of Revelation
1 online resource (1 volume)
This is a digital version of a book held in University of Glasgow Special Collections
The bible itself is an edited edition of the King James Bible – there is no extra material in the Bible, just redacted passages. This version of the Bible excludes 90 percent of the Old Testament as well as 50 percent of the New Testament. Absent are all of the Psalms, that talk about hope for God’s liberation from oppression, as well as the entire Book of Revelation
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Subject: Also Known as the "Slave Bible"
Subject: Also Known as the "Slave Bible"
Slave owners created this version of the Bible for use by negro slaves. It omits all entries that express themes of freedom. This is originated from the text of the King James version of the Bible.
